Authors whose first name starts with J, page 6 of 13

Jeffery Deaver, born May 6, 1950, is an American writer of mystery and crime fiction. Deaver holds a journalism degree from the University of Missouri and a J.D. from Fordham University, and worked as a journalist and then a lawyer before turning to novels. Awards include the Crime Writers' Association Steel Dagger and Short Story Dagger, the Nero Award and three Ellery Queen Reader's Awards for Best Short Story of the Year. The catalogue counts 121 Deaver books from 1984 to The Collateral Heart (2026), with Freeze Frame due in 2027. Lincoln Rhyme, Kathryn Dance, Colter Shaw and John Pellam are recurring characters.

Jeffrey Archer

63 books• 11 series

Jeffrey Archer's 63 catalogued books cover novels, short stories, plays, children's books and prison diaries. The list opens with Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less (1976) and reaches Adam and Eve in 2026. The Clifton Chronicles, Kane and Abel and the Detective William Warwick novels are the main series; families, social class and English history supply the material.

Jeffrey B. Burton writes crime thrillers about serial murder investigation, with the FBI and Washington, D.C. among the settings. The work divides into three series: Drew Cady, Mace Reid K-9 Mystery and Chicago K-9. Shadow Play (2005) is the earliest of 11 catalogued books and The Boy in the Wall (2026) the most recent, with The Chessman (2011), The Finders (2020), The Keepers (2021) and The Lost (2022) in between.

Four books make up Jeffrey Eugenides's catalogue: The Virgin Suicides in 1993, Middlesex in 2002, The Marriage Plot in 2011 and Fresh Complaint in 2013. Eugenides is an American novelist and short story writer who has won the Pulitzer Prize. Sisters, teenagers, young women, Michigan and city life run through the fiction, handled in a psychological register.

Jeffrey L. Kohanek writes fantasy pitched at readers in grades 6 to 8. 41 catalogued books run from The Buried Symbol (2016) to Spellcaster Ted (2026), with Tednapped!: A LitRPG Epic Fantasy Adventure scheduled for 2027. Runes of Issalia, Wardens of Issalia, Fate of Wizardoms, Fall of Wizardoms, Dawn of Wizards, Tor the Dungeon Crawler, Hijinks Investigations, Spellcaster Ted and the Outrageous Exploits of Jerrell Landish are the series. Espionage runs beside the magic as a subject.

Set in Greece, Jeffrey Siger's mysteries follow Andreas Kaldis through police procedural investigations, and the titles name Mykonos, Athens, Patmos, Sparta, Delphi and Santorini. Murder in Mykonos (2008) opens the Andreas Kaldis series, which accounts for the whole of Siger's 14 catalogued books. Serial murder investigation and Greek settings recur throughout, and Not Dead Yet (2025) is the newest entry.

Jeffrey Wilson is an American author of horror and thrillers, born in 1963. The Traiteur's Ring (2010) opens 8 catalogued books that reach The Adversary (2025), with The Donors (2012), Fade to Black (2013), Hong Kong Black (2017) and War Torn (2018) between them. Two titles appeared in 2024, Ember and Julian's Numbers, and Wilson continues to publish.

Alaskan Security is the outfit that holds Jemma Westbrook's catalogue together, split into Team Rogue and Team Shadow. Seventeen books are catalogued from Collateral Damage (2019) through Loss Recovery, Counterfeit Relations, Enemy Territory, Guerrilla Tactics, Strategic Maneuvers, Advance by Bounds, Friendly Fire, Dangerous Proximity and Defensive Alliance. Westbrook also publishes as Janice M. Whiteaker, the name carried by Unplanned Target in 2026.

Jen Blood writes two mystery series. Erin Solomon opens the catalogue with All the Blue-Eyed Angels (2012) and Sins of the Father (2012); the Flint K-9 Search and Rescue books follow, among them The Darkest Thread (2016) and Inside the Echo (2018). Eleven titles are catalogued between 2012 and 2019, with missing persons, rescue dogs and murder as the recorded subjects.

Jen Calonita is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of books for teens and middle grade readers, with sales above one million copies and translations into 15 languages. A Boston College graduate, Calonita worked as an entertainment journalist at Teen People, which inspired Secrets of My Hollywood Life (2007); that first book won the Louisiana Young Readers Award and grew into a six-book series. The catalogue counts 46 books through Practically Magic (2026), with The Vanishing Isle listed for 2027. Other series include Fairy Tale Reform School, Disney's Lost Legends, Isle of Ever, Royal Academy Rebels and Enchanters.

Jen DeLuca has seven catalogued books published between 2019 and 2026, across two series, Well Met and Boneyard Key. Five titles carry the Well pattern: Well Met (2019), Well Played, Well Matched, Well Traveled and Well Versed (2026). The other two, Haunted Ever After (2024) and Ghost Business (2025), sit outside it. The novels run to about 336 pages each.

Jen Hatmaker

18 books• 1 series

Jen Hatmaker, born in 1974, writes on Christian life and the religious life of women, and also works as a speaker, blogger and television presenter. Her 18 catalogued books span 2006 to 2025, from A Modern Girl's Guide to Bible Study (2006) to Awake (2025). For the Love (2015) reached the New York Times bestseller list. Simplicity, materialism and the conduct of life recur across the subjects, and Hatmaker continues to publish.

Jen L. Grey has 74 catalogued books, published between 2017 and 2026. The run opens with Dawning Ascent (2017) and reaches The Promise of the Gilded Flame (2026). Grey works mostly in series: the listing carries Stones of Amaria, the Artifact Reaper Saga, the Pearson Prophecy, Wolf Moon Academy, Bloodshed Academy, Royal Heir, Hidden King, Marked Wolf, the Wolf Born Trilogy, and three Shadow City lines - Dark Angel, Silver Wolf and Royal Vampire. Death's Angel, Enlightened Ascent, Reaper of Earth and Reaper of Wings all appeared in 2018. Jen L. Grey is still publishing.

Jen Lancaster writes comic memoir and fiction about her own life and manners. Bitter Is the New Black (2006) opens a catalogue of 19 titles, followed by Bright Lights, Big Ass (2007), Such a Pretty Fat (2008), Pretty in Plaid (2009), My Fair Lazy (2010) and the novel If You Were Here (2011). Peter Pulaski Must Pay is the newest title, and Lancaster remains actively publishing.

Three books make up Jen Sincero's catalogue, all of them self-help: You Are a Badass (2013), You Are a Badass at Making Money (2018) and You Are a Badass Every Day (2020). Self-actualisation, personal growth, success and personal finance are their subjects. Sincero is an American writer, speaker and success coach.

Jen Talty has 169 catalogued books, from In Two Weeks (2007) to Silent Legend (2026). Series include It's All in the Whiskey, NY State Trooper, Monroes, Aegis Network and its Jacksonville and Everglades divisions, River Winery, Delta Force: Generation Next, Love in the Adirondacks and Air Force Fire Protection Specialists. Dark Water (2009), Whispers (2010) and Jane Doe's Return (2011) are early titles, and Murder in Paradise Bay followed in 2016.

Christian historical romance is the category recorded for Jen Turano, whose subjects also list socialites, actors, private investigators, suffragists and New York, N.Y. The catalogue holds 25 books, beginning with A Change of Fortune and Gentleman of Her Dreams, both 2012, and reaching In Pursuit of Civility in 2026. Ladies of Distinction, Apart from the Crowd, A Class of Their Own, Bleaker Street Inquiry Agency and Merriweather Academy for Young Ladies are the series credited to Turano.

Jen Williams

21 books• 4 series

Jen Williams is a British novelist and short story writer working in fantasy. Dragons, magic, gods, heroes and quests appear in the subjects recorded against the books. The catalogue holds 21 titles, from Ghosts of the Citadel (2013) to The Dreamless (2026), grouped under the Copper Cat series, the Winnowing Flame Trilogy and the Talon Duology. Williams is recorded as ongoing.

Jeneane O’Riley has 7 books in the catalogue, published between 2022 and 2026. Skullduggery (2022) opens the run, followed by How Does It Feel? (2023), What Did You Do? (2024), Where Did You Go? (2025) and Her Creation (2026). Two series are recorded for Jeneane O’Riley: Infatuated Fae and Dark Manor Chronicles. The recorded editions run to a median of 304 pages.

Jeneva Rose is a #1 New York Times bestselling author based in Wisconsin. The Perfect Marriage (2020) sold millions of copies, and the work has been translated into more than 30 languages and optioned for film and television. The catalogue records 13 books starting with Dead Woman Crossing (2020), and Dead Girl Summer is scheduled for 2027. Series listed for Rose are Detective Kimberley King and Perfect. Subjects on the books include contemporary romance, time travel and humor.

Jenifer Ruff writes thrillers and mysteries across three series: the Agent Victoria Heslin thrillers, the Brooke Walton books and an FBI and CDC medical thriller line. Twenty-one catalogued titles run from Everett (2014) through Only Wrong Once (2017), The Intern (2018) and Pretty Little Girls (2019) to Someone Has To Confess (2026).

Jenika Snow's catalogue is 314 books long, running from BEARly Resisting / Feral Cravings (2010) to Branded Mine (2026). Series include A Real Man, Grizzly MC, Bear Clan, Sweet Water, Soldiers of Wrath MC, Brothers of Menace MC, Hot Bites, Lycans, Luecross Wolves and Monsters and Beauties. Erotica, paranormal romance, contemporary romance, vampires and motorcycle clubs appear among the subjects. Deliciously Wicked (2010), The Chosen (2010), Theirs (2010), Breathless (2011) and Carnal (2011) are among the early titles.

Jenn Lyons writes epic fantasy, and the catalogue holds 9 books from 2014 to 2026. Blood Chimera and Blood Sin appeared in 2014. The Ruin of Kings and The Name of All Things followed in 2019, then The Memory of Souls (2020), The House of Always (2021) and The Discord of Gods (2022). The Sky on Fire (2024) and Green & Deadly Things (2026) are the latest. Series listed are A Chorus of Dragons and Blood Chimera.

Cozy mysteries with a trade attached are Jenn McKinlay's speciality: a library, a cupcake bakery, a hat shop and a resale business each anchor a series. The catalogue reaches 69 titles between 2002 and 2026, including contemporary romance in the Bluff Point and Museum of Literature books and the Decoupage mysteries written as Lucy Lawrence. Stuck on Murder (2009) and Sprinkle with Murder (2010) start the main cozy runs, and Booking for Trouble is the most recent title.

Jenna Bennett writes mysteries across several series: Savannah Martin, the Do-It-Yourself Mysteries, Pippa Darling, Fidelity Investigations, the Art Crime Team and Made In Heaven / Bagging a Greek God. Fifty-five books are catalogued from Fatal Fixer-Upper (2008) to Havoc at Hanover Square (2026). Home renovation supplies part of the subject headings - dwellings, remodeling, maintenance and repair - with Avery Baker named as a character and Maine and New York as settings. A Cutthroat Business (2010) opens a second mystery line. The median book runs 304 pages.

Jenna Evans Welch writes young adult fiction, four books of it catalogued between 2016 and 2022. The Love & Gelato series accounts for three: Love & Gelato (2016), Love & Luck (2018) and Love & Olives (2020), all of them stories of a girl abroad. Spells for Lost Things (2022) stands apart. Family secrets, fathers and daughters, death and travel run through the subjects. Welch lives in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Jenna Hartley is the author of the Tempt, Love in LA and Alondra Valley series. The catalogue records 19 books, from Unexpected (2019) to Make You Mine (2026). Titles in between include Irresistible (2020), Unpredictable (2020), Hotshot (2021), Inevitable (2021) and A Love Like That (2022). Jenna Hartley is still publishing.

Vampires run through Jenna Levine's catalogue. Four books are grouped as the My Vampires series: My Roommate Is a Vampire (2023), My Vampire Plus-One (2024), Road Trip with a Vampire (2025) and Love You to Death (2026). Levine's first catalogued title appeared in 2023, and the series continues.

Jenna Myles has 12 catalogued books, published between 2022 and 2026 and divided between the Brash Brothers and Breaking Duet series. Most titles are single first names: Colton, Declan, Kade and Micah in 2022, Jonas, Nick and Zach in 2023, then John, Maverick and Ransom in 2024. Kade (2022) opens the catalogue and What We Brave (2026) is the most recent title. Myles is still publishing.

Jenna St. James is catalogued under mystery, with 113 books published between 2015 and 2026. The run opens with Picture Perfect Murder (2015) and reaches Deadly Diversion (2026). Series include the Ryli Sinclair Mystery books, the Sullivan Sisters Mystery, the Kara Hilder Mysteries, Enchanted Waters Mystery, Witch in the Woods, Copper Cove, Trinity Falls and A Moonlight Bay Cozy Romance. Titles such as Girls' Night Out Murder, Murder on the Vine and Bed, Breakfast and Murder set the pattern of the run. All 113 books are credited to St. James.

Jenni Bara has 17 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2024. More Than the Game (2021) is listed first, followed by titles such as More Than Fine (2021), Wishing For More (2022), More Than A Hero (2022) and More Than Myself (2023). The series credited to Bara are Becoming an Evans and Boston Revs Three Outs. Some listings also carry the pen names Kacie West and Gracie York, and Bara is still publishing.

Jenni Keer has 9 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2025, and the titles share a shape: The Hopes and Dreams of Lucy Baker and The Unlikely Life of Maisie Meadows (2019), The Secrets of Hawthorn Place (2021), The Legacy of Halesham Hall (2022), No. 23 Burlington Square (2023), The Ravenswood Witch (2024) and The House of Lost Whispers (2025). Named houses and named women recur across them. English literature is the only subject logged, and The Peculiar Incident at Thistlewick Manor (2025) is the newest.

Jennie Allen writes Christian non-fiction and Bible study material. Her 18 catalogued books open with Anything: The Prayer That Unlocked My God and My Soul (2011) and reach When Jesus is Everything (2026), taking in Restless: Because You Were Made for More (2014), Nothing to Prove (2017), Made for This (2019), Get Out of Your Head: Stopping the Spiral of Toxic Thoughts (2020) and Find Your People: Building Deep Community in a Lonely World (2022). Prayer, vocation, Christian living, self-perception and study guides built around books of the Bible make up the subject matter.

Jennie Goutet writes romance, with 24 books in the catalogue from Stars Upside Down / A Lady in France (2013) to Wit, Wiles and Courtship (2026). A Headstrong Lady is scheduled for 2027. A Noble Affair (2018), A Regrettable Proposal (2019), The Christmas Ruse (2019), His Disinclined Bride (2020) and A Yorkshire Carol (2021) are among the titles in between. Goutet series include Earl's Sisters, Memorable Proposals, Clavering Chronicles, Daughters of the Gentry and Bridwells' Grand Tour.

Jennie Marts writes romance and western romance, with book clubs and murder also among the subject tags. The catalogue lists 37 books from Another Saturday Night and I Ain't Got No Body (2012) to Lost and Found Cowboy (2025). Series include Page Turners, Creedence Horse Rescue, Cowboys of Creedence, Lassiter Ranch, Bannister Brothers, Cotton Creek and a Bee Keeping Mystery series.

Jennifer A. Nielsen

27 books• 6 series

Jennifer A. Nielsen writes adventure and fantasy for younger readers, with conspiracies, courts and imaginary wars in some books and goblins, fairies and magic in others. The Ascendance Trilogy begins at The False Prince (2012), and the Underworld Chronicles, Mark of the Thief and The Traitor's Game make up her other series. Twenty-five catalogued books run from Elliot and the Goblin War (2010) to Magnitude in 2026.

Jennifer Ashley, whose full name is Jennifer Ashley Gardner, sold a first novel in 2002 and made a second sale to Berkley with a series of historical mysteries. The catalogue counts 157 books from Perils of the Heart (2002) to Murder on the Rhône (2026). Series include Shifters Unbound, Captain Lacey Mysteries, Highland Pleasures, Kat Holloway Mysteries, Stormwalker, Riding Hard, Leonidas the Gladiator Mystery, Nvengaria and the McLaughlin Brothers. Subjects span paranormal romance, shapeshifting, historical romance and historical fiction. Ashley holds a master's degree in English literature and placed a first short story in Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine.

Jennifer Beckstrand writes Christian romance, with subjects including the Amish, Wisconsin, family life and marriage. The catalogue runs to 34 books from Kate's Song (2012) to Annie's August Frolic (2026). Matchmakers of Huckleberry Hill is a series, and Huckleberry Hill, Huckleberry Summer and Huckleberry Christmas date from 2014. Amish Quiltmaker, Honeybee Sisters, Petersheim Brothers and Forever After In Apple Lake are other series. Courage and Christmas stories also appear among the subjects.

Jennifer Blake is one of five names used by Patricia Maxwell, an American writer in the Romance Writers of America Hall of Fame. Love's Wild Desire (1977) was her first romance novel and became a New York Times bestseller, while the gothic mystery-suspense titles appeared as Patricia Maxwell, among them The Secret of Mirror House (1969) and Night of the Candles (1978). Louisiana anchors several series, from Louisiana History and Louisiana Gentleman to Louisiana Plantation and Louisiana Knights, across 69 catalogued books ending at True Gentlemen (2017).

Jennifer Bohnet writes romance set in France. Thirty books are catalogued, published between 2003 and 2026, from Making Waves at River View Cottage (2003) to Winter Whispers on the Riviera (2026). Titles name French places: Falling For a French Dream (2007), Rendezvous in Cannes (2010), One Summer in Monte Carlo (2010), You Had me at Bonjour (2014). The Cannes Film Festival, Monaco and French manners appear among the subject headings.

Jennifer Chase writes crime thrillers organised into three series: Detective Katie Scott, Emily Stone and the Chip Palmer Forensic Mysteries. Chase's 27 catalogued books open with Compulsion (2008) and reach Race to Save Her (2026). Thriller and action-adventure subject matter runs through the whole catalogue, and Chase remains in active publication.

Quilting holds Jennifer Chiaverini's fiction together. The Elm Creek Quilts series, opening with The Quilter's Apprentice (1999), follows quiltmakers in Pennsylvania, with Sylvia Compson among the recurring figures and female friendship as a steady subject. Chiaverini also writes historical fiction and non-fiction. Fifty-one books are catalogued through The Patchwork Players in 2026, at 327 pages on median.

Jennifer Crusie is the pen name of Jennifer Smith, a contemporary romance novelist born in 1949 whose novels are published in 20 countries. The catalogue holds 23 books, from Manhunting (1993) to It Must Be Christmas (2016), and the run is marked likely complete. Getting Rid of Bradley (1994), Anyone But You (1996) and Tell Me Lies (1998) are among the titles, and the Dempseys is one of the series. Humour, single women, divorced people and Ohio feature in the subjects.

Jennifer Deibel has six catalogued books, each title naming an Irish place or custom: A Dance in Donegal (2021), The Lady of Galway Manor (2022), The Maid of Ballymacool (2023), The Irish Matchmaker (2024), Heart of the Glen (2025) and May the Road Rise to Meet You (2026). The six appeared in consecutive years, at a median of 336 pages, and Deibel is still publishing.

Jennifer Donnelly

18 books• 2 series

Jennifer Donnelly, born 16 August 1963, is an American novelist working in young adult and historical fiction. A Northern Light, published in Britain as A Gathering Light, won the 2003 Carnegie Medal, was later picked by a panel as one of the ten best winners in the medal's history, and made Time's 2015 list of the 100 best young adult books. Donnelly's 18 catalogued books stretch from Humble Pie (2002) to Beastly Beauty (2024) and include the Tea Rose novels and the Waterfire Saga, with mermaids, magic and the First World War among the subjects.

Young adult romance with sapphic leads is Jennifer Dugan's territory. Fourteen titles run from Hot Dog Girl (2019) to Anderson in Bloom (2026), by way of Verona Comics, Some Girls Do, Coven and Melt with You. Dating, love and parks turn up in the subject tags. Dugan also founded the You-Are-Loved Chalk Message Project and Dreams Untitled.

Jennifer E. Smith, born in 1980, writes young adult fiction, much of it about love and family. The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight (2012), Windfall (2017) and Field Notes on Love (2019) are the bestsellers; This Is What Happy Looks Like (2013) grew into a short series with Happy Again (2015). Fifteen books are catalogued from The Comeback Season (2008) to Rabbit Rabbit (2026), with family, grief, twins and baseball among the subjects.

Jennifer Egan

9 books• 1 series

Jennifer Egan, born in 1962, is an American novelist and short-story writer. A Visit from the Goon Squad (2010) took the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the National Book Critics Circle Award for fiction, and Egan served as president of PEN America from 2018 to 2020. Nine books are catalogued, from Emerald City (1993) to The Candy House (2022), with Look at Me (2001), The Keep (2006) and Manhattan Beach (2017) in between. Psychological fiction and bildungsromans appear among the recorded subjects.

Jennifer Estep writes fantasy across 76 catalogued books published between 2007 and 2027. Magic, assassins, psychic ability and boarding schools recur through the subject headings, in urban and paranormal registers. Estep's series include Elemental Assassin, Mythos Academy and Mythos Academy: Colorado, Crown of Shards, Gargoyle Queen, Black Blade, Bigtime, Galactic Bonds and Section 47, beside standalone novels, short fiction and non-fiction. The list runs from Karma Girl (2007) to Queen of Foxes (2026), and Only Bright Destinies is announced for 2027.

Jennifer Fallon, born 1959, is an Australian fantasy and science fiction author who also works as a businesswoman, trainer and business consultant. Fallon holds a master's degree from the Creative Arts faculty at QUT, works in IT as a computer trainer and application specialist, and spends a month of each year at Scott Base in Antarctica. The catalogue records 27 books between Medalon (2000) and Retribution (2017). The Hythrun Chronicles run in three parts, Demon Child, Wolfblade and War of the Gods, and Tide Lords and Rift Runners are further series. One catalogued book also credits Sonny Whitelaw.

The Coroner's Daughter Mystery series is the run Jennifer Graeser Dornbush is catalogued for, opening with The Coroner (2018). Six books reach as far as What Darkness Does (2025), taking in Secret Remains (2020), Last One Alive (2023) and Frozen Lives (2024). Coroners, murder investigation, fathers and daughters and a Michigan setting make up the listed subjects. Dornbush adds a title roughly every eighteen months.

Jennifer Haigh

14 books• 2 series

Jennifer Haigh, born October 16, 1968, is an American novelist and short story writer working in the realist tradition. Critics have set Haigh's work beside that of Richard Ford, Richard Price and Richard Russo, and Catholic belief and custom recur in it. Titles listed include Mrs. Kimble (2003), Baker Towers (2004), The Condition (2008), Faith (2011) and Heat & Light (2016), with Rabbit Moon (2025) the newest. Subjects include Pennsylvania, coal mining and family life, and Bakerton Stories is the series credited to Haigh.

Jennifer Hartmann writes young adult fiction, and the catalogue begins in 2020 with Aria, Coda, Claws and Feathers and Still Beating. Lotus and The Thorns Remain followed in 2021, then The Wrong Heart. Hartmann's series are Duet and Heartsong. Pieces of the Night (2026) is the newest release, and Dead Things is announced for 2027.

Jennifer Hillier is a Canadian thriller writer of Filipino descent, born and raised in Toronto, who lived in Seattle for eight years and now lives in Oakville, Ontario. The catalogue holds 8 Hillier books: Creep (2011), Freak (2012), The Butcher (2014), Wonderland (2015), Jar of Hearts (2018), Little Secrets (2020), Things We Do in the Dark (2022) and Heart of Glass (2026). Jar of Hearts won the 2019 International Thriller Writers Award for Hardcover Novel, and Things We Do in the Dark took the ITW Award for Best Audiobook in 2023. Serial Killer Files is the series listed.

Sport drives Jennifer Iacopelli's novels. The Outer Banks Tennis Academy books came first, Game. Set. Match. in 2013 and Losing at Love in 2015, and later titles take in Break the Fall (2020) and Finding Her Edge (2022), which names the second series. Five books are catalogued, with On Thin Ice scheduled for 2027.

Jennifer J. Chow writes cozy mysteries across four series: Winston Wong Cozy Mystery, Sassy Cat Mystery, Magical Fortune Cookie and LA Night Market. Fourteen books are catalogued from 2013 to 2026. The 228 Legacy (2013) and Dragonfly Dreams (2015) open the run; Seniors Sleuth (2015), Robot Revenge (2018) and Wedding Woes (2019) follow, then the Mimi Lee books, Mimi Lee Gets a Clue (2020), Mimi Lee Reads Between the Lines (2020) and Mimi Lee Cracks the Code (2021), and Death by Bubble Tea (2022). Tell-Tale Treats (2026) is the newest title.

Jennifer Killick is an English author of horror for children. Crater Lake (2020) and Dread Wood (2022) head the two best known series, the latter running through Fear Ground, Deadly Deep and Flock Horror; her work has taken a Children's Book Award among other honours. The comic Alex Sparrow books, about a boy spy, opened the catalogue in 2017. Fifteen titles span 2017 to 2024, reaching Terror Tower.

Jennifer L. Armentrout is an American writer of young adult novels, with subjects spanning romance, fantasy, science fiction, gods, magic and human-alien encounters. The catalogue begins in 2011 with Daimon and Half-Blood, followed by Obsidian, Onyx and Opal in 2012. Listed series include Covenant, Lux, Wait for You, Dark Elements, Origin, de Vincent, Wicked Trilogy, Blood and Ash and Flesh and Fire. The catalogue also carries dramatized audio adaptations of the Blood and Ash books.

Jennifer L. Hart writes mysteries, many of them involving witches. The Misadventures of the Laundry Hag is among the earliest series, and later ones include the Southern Pasta Shop, Mackenzie & Mackenzie P.I., Cougars and Cauldrons, Pages & Potions, Legacy Witches of Shadow Cove, A Magical Midlife Misadventure, MS Midlife Mavens and the Unseelie Court. Fifty-eight books are catalogued between 2008 and 2026, from Skeletons in the Closet to Witch Way Back.

Jennifer L. Holm

66 books• 13 series

Jennifer L. Holm, born in 1968, writes for children in both prose and comics, and holds three Newbery Honors and an Eisner Award. Babymouse, an imaginative mouse at school, recurs across the Babymouse and BIG Adventures of Babymouse books, with Squish, Sunny, My First Comics and Evil Princess vs. the Brave Knight as the other graphic series. May Amelia, Boston Jane, Turtle in Paradise and The Fourteenth Goldfish sit alongside them in prose. Holm's 66 catalogued books run from Our Only May Amelia (1999) to Sunny Figures It Out (2025), at a median of 126 pages.